Hull Quizzed on U.S. Aid for Finland Policy
Senate Banking Committee discussed how American neutrality policies would be affected by extending financial aid to Finland. Secretary Hull was to testify in a closed session next week as proposals, including a plan tied to Roosevelt, faced scrutiny. Allies and critics weighed the risks and limits of further credit and nonmilitary purchases, with figures cited on loan amounts and potential impact on neutrality.
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Finland
Hoover
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Hull
Uinkind
Artion
Roosevelt
Trogran
Henry C. Grady
Gueretary
Qeuse Wang
Cans
Grady
Hey
United States
Wade
Page
Plant Explodes Injuring Workers Trigger Missing Men
A large explosion at a New Jersey chemical plant left two workers missing and caused extensive damage. Company officials and state police opened investigations, with the FBI joining inquiries but withholding comment on sabotage. Residents reported tremors as authorities probed the incident and possible causes.
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Gibratow
M. Bunglens
Thisbore
Mie Bhisttorn Anil
Ras Wal Picks
Gabestaswinais
Kaiser
Compainy
Cise
En Deesey
Fighting Halts As Cold Weather Rages Across Fronts
Amid brutal frost and blizzard conditions, fighting paused on many fronts. Temperatures plunged to 51 degrees below zero in inland areas hindering operations and deepening civilian suffering. Reports say Soviet air raids, German plots, and Western Front skirmishes continued to shape a tense, war-weary landscape.
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Barapa
Greeninng
Larrea
Wingish
Tiianot
East Central
Brilinh
Ritnin
Pinehansenl
Ski Troops Defy Cold and Soviets to Hold War Front Within Russia
Wartime dispatch from Russia reports Bilan troops amid rugged forest east of Lipska facing extreme cold as Soviet forces clash. skirmishes mark the harsh winter, with temperatures near minus 60 degrees and patrols conducting operations despite brutal conditions. Officials claim 400 Russians were engaged in recent actions, amid renewed political pressure on front-line units.
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Russia
Whuman
F. Haw
Lipska
Bilan
Baldi
Minha
Ery
Jean
City Water Rate Action Deferred by Board
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen deferred action on a proposal to adjust city water rates after a special committee report was not yet complete. Mayor Tipton awaited the report, with Chairman Karl Goerdel saying completion is expected by the next regular meeting. The panel noted reductions, if any, may not affect Kingsport Housing Authority projects and questioned impact on Allcon consumers while an audit would guide rate changes to fund operations and retirement benefits. The session also touched on paving and street projects on Commerce Street and Robertson Street, plus remodeling at Jackson school.
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Board of Mayor
Aldermen
Inéguirie Suslash Wight
Wat
Tipton
Karl Goerdel
Kingsport Housing Authority
Ugl
Alger
Kingsport
Juin
Commerce Street
Canter and
Sullivan
Center
Market
Robertson Street
Allen N. Dryden
Kraemer Named Front for C S C Transit Dispute
Reported in Nash UTD that Al Kraemer was named front man for Commonwealth & Southern Corporation in a bid to gain street trans port rights in Nashville area. Meeting minutes suggest purchase of transit rights and tower properties for up to 50000 dollars, with associates saying no clear proof of ownership or funds.
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Nash Utd
CR Ath Oy
Thomas le Cumaolings
al Kraemer
Maxbville Transit Times
Aston
Commonwealth & Souther Corporation
Pully
pHilwiry Hraraier
Aid Hla Associates
Rsp
Baraientroaiie ‘ Southern Corporation
Cone Pony
THPCO
Uramslet How
Pag LD
Machine Head Faces Runoff Primary Fight
In New Orleans Louisiana the gubernatorial race narrows as long favored candidate Long trails by an unofficial margin. Reform challenger Sam Jones and others vie for a runoff with expected strong results from New Orleans and state wide returns showing Long behind by tens of thousands.
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New Orleans
Jan
Favlick
Louisiana 7
Iia Brother
Reform
Learg
Moon
Sam H. Stones
Lake Charles Atvornay
Panofe
Oweek Renee
Orig
Orleans
Lang
Sots
Jones Kinweil
Wintige
Lavi
Astiner
Orlane
Jonesy
Jones Hy Morrison
Taro
Vincent Moseley
Robert S. Maester
Lome
Jones
Morrison
Maseley
Noe
Moseley
Long
Noo
Baton Rouge
Tim
Ste
Sam Janoy
Noa
Romio
Louisiana
Grand jury probes charge against Sullivan County officers
A chaotic report describes a grand jury digging into an accusation involving Sullivan County officers. The piece references wartime actions, a German naval technique, and a downed aircraft with a pilot captured, though details are fragmentary and obscured by OCR errors.
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Sullivan County
Four Men Die in Houston Salvation Army Fire
A Houston factory fire at the Salvation Army industrial home killed four men and injured five. The victims were Arthur Speed, Ernest McGill, James Melton, and another man. Twelve workers slept in the second story quarters. three men jumped to escape and were hurt. Rescuers used ladders and blankets as neighbors aided victims.
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Houston
Tex
Salvation Army
King
Artiuy Speed
AL Wisin
Ernest McGill
James Melton
Lan
Hremen
G. Bamper
Finley
Indictment and sabotage stories stir late New York notes
Disjointed late news items report counsel action on a Brooklyn indictment, sabotage claims of U S war supplies, and varied political commentary. Mentions include Bart Hrewder, a New York area case, Ohio Hoover support, Roosevelt era policy debates, and wartime mobilization themes amid chaotic fragments and brief items from Nashvillia and Washington.
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New York
Bart Hrewder
Hin Tandis
Italians Warned Payoff Charged Against Wooers to NLRB Examiner
Newspaper summary reports Italian Fascist secretary Ettore Mull warning Italians of possible war involvement while criticising sympathy from France and Britain. In Washington, a House committee hears of a National Labor Board case with payments to a black worker and gifts to a witness, including a letter recounting bribe-like acts.
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NLRB
Rome
Ettore Mull
Fascist
Ith
Fron
Courounique
Italy
France
Great Britain
Germany
Washington
Tan
National Labor Board
Sam Bailey
Alma Mills
Gaffney
Sheng
Court Reverses: Newspaper Case In Fifth Circuit
New Orleans June 17 The U S fifth circuit court of appeals reversed a conviction in a freedom of the press case involving conspirators who threatened Henry P Bigard former executive of the Mobile Press Register The court granted demurrers claiming the indictment did not allege a federal offense noting free speech protections under the Constitution This decision follows discussions on press rights and federal versus state authority in such cases
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New Orleans
U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Avid
Freedom
Fv. Mobile
Als
Henry P. Bigard
Mobile Press Register
United States
Cour Au Mobile
Domayera
Cini
Clu Ponstitikion
United Shirex
Witeter
Probers Call 20 Witnesses For Testimony
Sullivan County grand jury weighs affidavits accusing county officers of fare grabbing and taking money. Frank Rule and court officials clash over immunity for signers as 87 indictments total, 28 cases disposed. witnesses to be questioned, with immunity promised for those who testify.
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Sullivan County
Grand Jury
Frank Rule
the Times
Circuit Court
Gray
Rule
Walter Gray
J. Lu. Kinche
Ferguson
Kincheloe
Sunday Times
Kincheloo
Robert Green
Beverly
Lyons
Row
Cain
Jory Get
Sen County
Daylight Bandits Kidnap Two Men at Bakery Robbery
Two armed men conducted a four hour crime spree in Chattanooga kidnapping two men who were later released unharmed. They forced a bank employee to drive to the bakery district, opened a safe at the cashier’s counter, and fled with cash before police moved in. The incident disrupted the city as investigators pursued leads and reviewed security at the Calaris Flying Company.
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Chattangoga
Katcirps
Hugh Wasson
Cslariis Falying
Wa Falen
Nastace
Nastace Tyt Pesrased Veveral Mines
Secon
Barling
Das
Wien
Jin Tags Ag
Riggs
Sinudeerudor
Anu
Iain Veh
Wis
Paki Vonnparty
Seabhers
Opera
Soabine
Antelvins
Ate Hered
H. Ka. McCrory
Ema
Cheylys
Sea Rubbery
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Couny
Herbert Huaverhoy
Ransevelt
Fundl Assidhance
Todas
Jose HH. Jones
Fecer Ton
Biter
Jonely
Senater Brown
Miehes
Janes
New Ots
Lie Capital
Wok
Bankhead
D.ata
New Jersey
Thurdelgnit
Stoi
Army Politiva
Leopold
Kite Leopold
Stirict
Swehg
Kraemer
C&sc
Nashville
Nashville Transit Lines
Commonwealth-Southern
Machine Head
Earl Long
Nash Villian
Nastville
Willoughby Pop
Maul
Fader
Charles
West
Perth
Dan
WCAG
Radi
Iim
Thay
Ohio
Pepher
Florida
Tim Washingtor
Khan
Beyberd Hiner
Pidaod
NT Dan
Ottesero Weatiet
Alvin
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